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Downloadable worksheets: Shopping role play (B&W version) Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Downloads: 1904   ROLE PLAY - SHOPPING FOR CLOTHES Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Downloads: 1183   Shopping + Teenagers´ opinions on fashion - Listening TEST for Intermediate Students Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Downloads: 1044   Shopping for Clothes - Reading Comprehension Test Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Downloads: 954   at the shopping centre Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Downloads: 853   SHOPPING FOR CLOTHES Level: elementary Age: 11-17 Downloads: 732

Clothes   What are these clothes like? Choose the right option.                                               stripedcheckedplaindotted                                     dottedcheckedstripedplain                                     stripedplaindottedchecked                                    stripedcheckedpatterneddotted                                                                                                       stripedcheckedplaindotted                   tight and baggyloose and baggy                  flaredtightpointed                     high-heeleddeep-heeledbaggyflatno-heeled            flaredpointedloosebaggy                                                               What are these clothes like? Write the appropriate words in the boxes.                                                                                                                                                                 Rewrite the sentences using TOO and ENOUGH Do not change the meaning.       Examples: This jacket is too expensive. = It's not cheap enough.                    These jeans are not tight enough. = They're too loose.   These trousers are too short. =          This jumper is not big enough. =   This skirt is too light. =   These shoes are too small. =     Read the sentences and write the appropriate words in the gaps.     A  sells things (goods) to shops and businesses.   Jeans are made of .   A  is a person who makes clothes.   In a shop you can try on clothes in a .   A  is an official record of a design or an invention.     Fill in the gaps with this, these, it's, they're, it or them.   A: Do you like  trousers? B: Yes,  very cool. A: Why don't you try  on? B: No,  too expensive. A: Look at  jumper! I think  looks great and  quite cheap. I want to try  on. Later: B: How is ? A:   perfect. I'll take .     Number the sentences in the correct order to make a dialogue.gger size   How are they?   Maybe they've got them in a larger size.   Yes, they look OK. I'll try them on.   No, they're too light. I want something darker.   Do you like these jeans?    1      Yes, maybe. Let's ask the shop assistant.   They're no good. They're too small.   What about these?       THE END